The best bakeries & sweet shops in Yuma County

Big Boy Ice Cream is where the ice cream trucks get their stash, and you can too. Load up on Blue Bunny bars, Bomb Pops, Takis and candy, even piñatas and dry ice to keep it frosty, plus snow cone syrup for instant backyard hero status this week.

From the Yuma newsletter, August 6, 2026

Small-batch sourdough, chewy bagels, and from-scratch sweets are the whole vibe at The Rustic Pantry, a local cottage bakery from Devoe Ranch Delicacies. Order ahead this week for English muffins that toast up just right, plus cookies that somehow disappear by Tuesday.

From the Yuma newsletter, August 7, 2026

This week, when the midday slump hits, Amour Latin Cafe has your back with sips like Brown Sugar Expresoo, Caramelo, and Horchata Coffee that taste like a tiny vacation. Grab a cup, maybe a cute piece of jewelry, and call it a self-care moment.

From the Yuma newsletter, October 22, 2026

When you need treats for more than just a couple coworkers, Catherine's Cupcakery is a local wholesale bakery turning out reliably fresh cupcakes by the dozen around Yuma. Perfect for cafés, office events, teams, and anyone who swears morale rises with frosting.

From the Yuma newsletter, September 4, 2026

When the desert heat wins, Mooo's Creamery brings the cool with scoops that hit the spot, plus ice cream cakes and community events. It’s the kind of happy place you pop into and accidentally start planning a photoshoot.

From the Yuma newsletter, October 29, 2026

From pistachio perfection to wild, creative spins you didn’t know cheesecake could pull off, Teezy's Culinary Creations is turning out slices that make dessert feel like an occasion. Keep them on your Yuma shortlist when celebrations pop up... or when a Tuesday needs rescuing.

From the Yuma newsletter, September 26, 2026

Got something on the calendar this week? Whether you're going big with garlands and columns or keeping it simple with a bouquet, Jay’s Party Shop turns any Yuma get-together into an actual celebration.

From the Yuma newsletter, October 25, 2026